2013/14 - LISTE 18 | The young art fair in Basel
2013/14 - LISTE 18 | The young art fair in Basel
2013/14 - LISTE 18 | The young art fair in Basel
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Maisterravalbuena1/2/2MaisterravalbuenaPedro MaisterraBelén Valbuenac/o Doctor Fourquet 6ES-28012 MadridT +34 911 733 034M +34 664 4<strong>14</strong> 296galeria@maisterravalbuena.comwww.maisterravalbuena.comShown at <strong>LISTE</strong>:A Kassen, founded 2004Members of the group:Christian Bretton-Meyer, 1976, DKMorten Steen Hebsgaard, 1977, DKSøren Petersen, 1977, DKTommy Petersen, 1975, DKReg<strong>in</strong>a de Miguel, 1977, ESMaria Loboda, 1979, PLOther Artists of the Gallery:Antonio Ballester Moreno, ESKarmelo Bermejo, ESAna Cardoso, PTKate Gilmore, USClaire Harvey, GBDaniel Jacoby, PEErlea Maneros Zabala, ESNestor Sanmiguel Diest, ESHiraki Sawa, JPCristián Silva, CLA KassenEncirclement #42,2012C-pr<strong>in</strong>t, curvedglass, wood152 × 115 cmUnique pieceReg<strong>in</strong>a de MiguelKnowledge NeverComes Alone, <strong>2013</strong>HD video, colour,sound, 39’ 28’’Maria LobodaPlay of the jewels(7 citr<strong>in</strong>es, 9 Ch<strong>in</strong>eseturquoises, 5 pyrites,11 lava stones), 20128 citr<strong>in</strong>es, 9 Ch<strong>in</strong>eseturquoises, 5 pyrites,11 lava stones on awooden trayDimensions variable124 / 125A Kassen’s uncanny actions are not alwaysperceptible at first sight, but their workultimately takes on the form of performative<strong>in</strong>stallations and sculptures that succeed<strong>in</strong> alter<strong>in</strong>g the viewer’s perception,with an added dose of humor. Test<strong>in</strong>g theboundaries between what is considered<strong>art</strong> and what is not, they often draw uponreferences to 1960s conceptual <strong>art</strong> <strong>in</strong>their critical reflections on the absurdity ofsituations that arise <strong>in</strong> specific contexts,both <strong>art</strong>istic and mundane.Versatile cultural references to literature,music and <strong>art</strong> alongside mysticismand folklore can be discovered <strong>in</strong> MariaLoboda’s work. A basic <strong>in</strong>terest for thetransformation of language and knowledge<strong>in</strong> specific objects as well as roomensembles crosses her work. In thesethemes Loboda refra<strong>in</strong>s from focus on acerta<strong>in</strong> era and <strong>in</strong>stead <strong>in</strong>vestigates asa researcher throughout several fields.Loboda engages with the condensation ofcultural history <strong>in</strong> <strong>art</strong>efacts and how theymay materialise <strong>in</strong> our time.Reg<strong>in</strong>a de Miguel’s work draws connectionsbetween situations of scientific analysisand perception as objective knowledge(verisimilitude scales), non-experimentallearn<strong>in</strong>g derived from technologicalimag<strong>in</strong>ation (surpris<strong>in</strong>g and projection)and levels of formation of ideal and criticalconsciousness (new means of orientation).A p<strong>art</strong> of her production deals with thestrategies of the formation of desire,the crises of subjective mean<strong>in</strong>g and theirvisualization as psychosocial landscape asa form of map mak<strong>in</strong>g. In the same ve<strong>in</strong>,she also analyzes the speculative transfer<strong>in</strong> scientific and cultural learn<strong>in</strong>g tools.